Artist Former roster
Yung Joc
Atlanta rapper Jasiel Amon Robinson broke out as Yung Joc in 2006, when "It's Goin' Down" climbed to number three on the Hot 100 for Bad Boy South.
Yung Joc had the Atlanta recipe: bounce, hooks, and a voice that sounded like the club had already paid cover.
The deal came before the hit. Bad Boy South, Puff Daddy’s imprint at Atlantic Records, teamed up with Block Entertainment on a joint venture to sign him, and the move was deliberate and fully committed. “It’s Goin’ Down” went Top 5 on the Hot 100, an instant ringtone-era anthem, and led off New Joc City (2006), his debut studio album.
Reviews were mixed, but the album peaked third on the Billboard 200, and the sequel, Hustlenomics (2007), matched it. That’s consistency, not lightning in a bottle.
He was all over features too, right through T-Pain’s number one era, because he was fun, flexible and ready for radio.
That’s Bad Boy South at its loudest: hits, energy, no apologies.
Discography 2
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Singles 3
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Appears on 13
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- 2006 Cassie Platinum
- 2006 Show Stopper - Single Gold
- 2006 Danity Kane No.1 2× Platinum
- 2006 Tell Me - Single
- 2007 Ridin High
- 2007 Welcome to the Zoo
- 2007 Back Up n da Chevy
- 2008 Portrait of Love - Single
- 2008 In and Out of Love
- 2009 Imma Put It On Her - Single
- 2009 Forever in a Day
- 2009 Diddy Boppin' - Single
- 2016 Bad Boy 20th Anniversary Box Set Edition
Frequent collaborators
Songs shared across Bad Boy releases
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